The 19 Best Fiji Resorts (2026)

Made up of rugged green islands, shallow blue lagoons and long stretches of white sand, Fiji is one of the South Pacific’s most striking destinations. The accommodation on offer ranges from high-end beach resorts on their own islands to simple, affordable hotels close to local towns. You’ll also find family-friendly resorts, adults-only retreats and practical bases for diving and snorkelling. Whether you want something polished and quiet or relaxed and good value, there’s a wide mix of Fiji resorts to choose from.

For private island luxury

• VOMO Island is a private island playground with 103 acres of white sand, turquoise waters and contemporary villas. Families love the Kids Village, while couples escape to the adults-only beach club. Tennis, golf, diving, kayaking, spa treatments and gourmet dining make this an all-in-one tropical retreat.
• Kokomo Private Island Fiji is the kind of place where art meets adventure. Each villa shows off works by Australian artist Chris Kenyon, while you can dive with manta rays, explore the coral reef, or sip cocktails beside a private pool. Dining options range from Mediterranean to Fijian to Asian street-style.
• Dolphin Island is set on 14 acres, with four boutique villas offering total privacy for up to eight guests. Kayak to nearby reefs, dive 25 top sites, and enjoy delicious meals served by the friendly staff. The hilltop sleep-out bure (traditional hut) makes it perfect for honeymooners, yet the island’s activities are great for families too.

For a family-friendly retreat

• Paradise Cove Resort offers bright Fijian bungalows, big family villas and terraces that look straight out to sea. Kids can head off to the Crooked Coconut club while adults grab a kayak, book a dive or sneak to the luxurious spa. The whole family can re-group later on for relaxed, seafood-heavy dinners on the beach.
• With just eight villas scattered throughout the jungle, The Remote Resort feels like your own private island. Each one comes with a plunge pool and plenty of space for teenagers to spread out. Days are focused around snorkelling, fishing and reef coral dives, followed by laid back meals on the beach or in your villa
• Six Senses Fiji is the kind of spot where families actually get their own space. Villas have proper living areas, big decks and private pools, so nobody is on top of each other. Between the kids club, tennis, snorkelling and the beach cinema, no one gets bored, and meals range from wood-fired pizza to seafood by the water.
• Taveuni Palms has just two beachfront villas, making it the perfect private playground for families. Each villa has its own chef, manager, and pool, with easy access to the beach. Dive the vibrant coral of Rainbow Reef, go horse riding along the coast, or take guided treks. There is plenty to keep everyone busy here.

For a romantic break

• Adults-only and properly chilled, Matamanoa Island Resort has timber villas with private plunge pools, set a short walk from the stunning white sand beach. The treetop Senaki Spa is made for lazy afternoons, while days are spent diving nearby coral reefs, on sailing trips and enjoying long seafood lunches at the open-air restaurant.
• Each thatched bure at Tropica Island Resort opens onto the lagoon and boasts a big deck and private pool. This is another adults-only base, so evenings are made for romance with candlelit dinners by the pier featuring Fijian-inspired dishes. Snorkelling, kayaking or exploring the nearby village make for exciting adventures with your loved one during the day.
• At Navutu Stars Resort, there are only ten bures, which keeps things quiet and intimate. Rooms stick to a traditional island look, with wide verandas facing the sea. As well as hiking to the island’s peak, snorkelling, and long swims, couples can feast on garden-grown food in a small, relaxed restaurant.

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• Likuliku Lagoon Resort's thatched roof villas look out over dense jungle and the lagoon, giving you plenty of privacy between dips in the pool or spa treatments. The surrounding coral reef is packed with marine life, diving is top-class, and the chef-led restaurant delivers proper Fijian dishes, finished off with lively cocktail nights every Friday. Perfect for an indulgent couples' escape.
• The timber suites and thatched villas at Nanuku Resort are made for couples. Guests can relax in private hot tubs, go on hikes through the jungle or zip-line through the forest, then finish the day with fresh seafood at Kavanata Restaurant or a private beachside dinner under the stars. Set along 500 acres of coastline, this is a romantic seaside gem.
• Turtle Island Fiji is a tiny adults-only island with just 14 private villas. Each one is tucked away in lush gardens with their own terraces and hot tubs. Spend your days horse riding along Long Beach, diving or kayaking, then dine on fresh, garden-grown or ocean-caught meals. Sunset cruises and hikes make this place pure romance.

For active travellers

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• Tides Reach Resort features just four villas set right on the ocean, with natural interiors and big decks for morning coffee. Spend your days diving the Somosomo Strait, fishing from the resort's boat, hiking volcanic craters, or riding horses along the stunning coastline. Evenings are perfect for a swim in the pool or dinner by the sea.
• Namale Resort & Spa Fiji is ideal for guests who like to keep busy. You can hike to hidden waterfalls, dive the Rainbow Reef, play a round of golf, or paddle along the reefs. Wrap up the day with a relaxing time at the expansive spa, followed by farm-to-table meals at the restaurant. Thatched villas are tucked into the rainforest, and each has a private plunge pool or whirlpool bath tub.
• Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort is an old coconut plantation turned quiet eco-escape with villas overlooking the bay. Great for active travellers, you can dive with the resident marine biologist, kayak along the coast, or explore rainforest and waterfall trails. When evening falls, you can feast upon traditional Fijian lovo dinners, go on night snorkels, or just chill out with a cocktail on your veranda.

For great value

• Beachfront bures made from wood and straw keep things simple at Beachcomber Island Resort. Days are all about snorkelling, diving and swims around the island, while evenings are spent at the busy bar, listening to live bands and dancing the night away. A very affordable, fun choice.
• Barefoot Manta Island Resort's tented bungalows sit right by the sand, offering big decks and nothing between you and the sea. You’ll spend your days diving or kayaking the coast and snorkelling with manta rays. When night falls, there is nothing quite like shared seafood dinners, beach BBQs and low-key live music with other guests. Great value for money.
• Spacious bungalows with nautical details give First Landing Beach Resort & Villas a clean, beachy look, with some villas adding private pools. There’s a kids club, boat trips and loads of water sports to choose from. The beach restaurant serves local island dishes on banana leaves and in coconuts. A wallet-friendly stay.

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